MHRA — Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency Press Releases — RSS Feed & Live Monitoring
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Latest MHRA — Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency press releases
- Thousands of patients to benefit from new daily pill for serious heart condition following co-ordinated MHRA and NICE decisions3 h ago
Aficamten is recommended by NICE at the same time it was approved by the MHRA, thanks to improvements driven by closer working between the two organisations.
- Pioneering AI health innovations regulatory sandbox launched4 h ago
The London sandbox is a secure environment designed to safely test AI-enabled devices in a real-world environment so patients can benefit more quickly.
- Beat the heat: MHRA urges people to take extra care with medical devices this summer1 d ago
Simple steps to help keep your essential medical equipment working safely when temperatures rise.
- MHRA clarifies regulatory status of ambient voice technologies used in the NHS1 d ago
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has published guidance, developed in close partnership with NHS England, clarifying how existing medical device law applies to ambient voice tec…
- No summer shortcut for safe weight loss6 d ago
As demand for weight-loss medicines continues to rise, the MHRA is reminding people how to use GLP-1 medicines safely, spot illegal sellers, and avoid diet changes that could interfere with their medi…
- MHRA approves world's first lower-carbon beclometasone inhalers for patients with asthma9 d ago
The new inhalers use a next-generation propellant designed to reduce environmental impact while maintaining the same established treatment.
- Hot cars, hot luggage: why where you store your medicines matters this summer13 d ago
As part of the ‘Summer-proof your health’ campaign, the MHRA is reminding people that heat and poor storage, at home or while travelling, can affect how well some medicines work.
- MHRA delivers record performance as 2025-26 Annual Report and Accounts confirms growing global influence14 d ago
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has published its 2025–26 Annual Report and Accounts highlighting a year of strong and consistent delivery as set out in the agency’s fir…
- Updated warnings for botulinum toxin products following rare cases of botulism14 d ago
The MHRA is strengthening safety warnings for all botulinum toxin type A products, following reports of rare cases of botulism linked to their use.
- UK-donor plasma given go-ahead for new medicines14 d ago
Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has approved the use of UK‑donor plasma for five high‑priority plasma-derived medicinal products.
- Yellow Cards: bad in football; brilliant in patient safety20 d ago
As football fans across the country get behind England, the MHRA wants to keep any Yellow Cards off the pitch – and instead let people know that Yellow Cards can make an important impact in a very dif…
- Heat, travel and late nights: How summer can affect your medicines and how to stay safe21 d ago
The MHRA is urging people to “summer-proof your health” as warmer weather, travel, and changing routines can affect how medicines and medical devices work, with simple steps to help prevent avoidable…
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